yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] dadicus:
Forgive me if I am stating the obvious, but this is an official Android 1.5 cupcake release from HTC themselves for the ADP1.

I know others here are compiling and making builds for us, but some of us might be interested in trying the official one. Not sure how long it has been out, my guess is not long.

Here is the link

http://www.htc.com/www/support/android/adp.html#s3
[G1 Android Development] djnutz:
I was just looking to see if someone posted this. Eager to check it out.
[G1 Android Development] Fr0sTy333:
a day late fellas!!! this was known yesterday. that's why haykuro came out with the adp 1.5 cupcake build. check his threads!

also: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=509638
[G1 Android Development] carlosjcar:
This has been out since yesterday morning and there are already rooted and apps to sd versions. also JF said he is already working on his release.

I am running the Oficial version on one phone and Haykuro's apps to sd on another. They rock!:D

JF SITE IS DOWN SO IT MUST BE FLOODED!!
[Palm Treo 750] dztsrz:
Hi guys,

first off i know how to disable proxy on treo 750 and mediamax has always been working.

the problem started happening here in edison, NJ area. A couple days ago where i cant connect to internet using media max. Funny thing is that when i went out the area and tried it in my house mediamax works fine and figured that ATT is having network issue.

But today its still not working again in this area and just want to ask your opinion if ATT is finally laying out the law with the new user agreements and they're using this area as a test site.

Or should i wait and see wut happens.

I also tried my sim on treo 750 and blackjack II and none of them works. I then inserted my sim on a Nlkia 6085 handheld and mediamax works. I'm definitely leaning on ATT making changes on their network.
[Palm Treo 750] dztsrz:
I found out the problem. ATT 3G network was down thats why i cant connect to internet. And the treo 750 stock rom just always default to 3G. So rest assured guys ATT is not blocking anything.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dztsrz:
Hi guys,

first off i know how to disable proxy on treo 750 and mediamax has always been working.

the problem started happening here in edison, NJ area. A couple days ago where i cant connect to internet using media max. Funny thing is that when i went out the area and tried it in my house mediamax works fine and figured that ATT is having network issue.

But today its still not working again in this area and just want to ask your opinion if ATT is finally laying out the law with the new user agreements and they're using this area as a test site.

Or should i wait and see wut happens.

I also tried my sim on treo 750 and blackjack II and none of them works. I then inserted my sim on a Nlkia 6085 handheld and mediamax works. I'm definitely leaning on ATT making changes on their network.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] fone_fanatic:
if it worked in the nokia and not in the other devices than they're probably detecting your device on the network and limiting it.

I just recently got "caught" and had to switch over to PDA personal after 4-5 years of medianet on my winmo devices :(
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dztsrz:
true, but whats bothering me is that outside of this area mediamax works fine on treo750 and blackjack II. I just posted it since I want to get an idea if anyone else getting the problem and If ATT is targeting their larger markets first. Were about 30 of new york city.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] dztsrz:
I found out the problem. ATT 3G network was down thats why i cant connect to internet. And the treo 750 stock rom just always default to 3G. So rest assured guys ATT is not blocking anything.
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] tramuyo:
Greetings,

Is there any RUU program for HTC Panther?? Or Treo FW upgrade utility??

Thanks!
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] lcohen999:
You have 333 posts, and you didn't think to look at the posts below yours asking about this...

geez
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] jpiden:
I am never surprised by the smugness on this site. He is obviously from a different country and may not be able decipher through lots of

English

posts quickly...

tramuyo, keep checking back...there are a few posts on PPC Geeks with some activity on the CDMA verson of the Panther. Hopefully we'll be having fun with some new ROM's soon! :cool:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=66532
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] lcohen999:
Obviously if he has 333 posts on this site, then he does know a little english.

Also, he knows to ask for a RUU for a custom ROM.

I would BET that he knows what HardSPL is as well, but like most people, simply too lazy to look
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] to0:
Oh, you free lance moderators and your worthwhile posts that contribute to the forums so much. The best way to build your post count is to respond with "search before asking!" in every new thread.

Anyway, yeah, a hardSPL is useless if we don't have an RUU. It's supposedly confirmed (according to a Sprint employee... who knows) that WM 6.5 WILL come to this device, so if/when that happens, we've got our RUU.
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] jpiden:
Good to hear. Thanks for the info to0
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] tramuyo:
thanks..

@ everyone: I need a RUU bcoz I want to flash some patched radio to try some things, thats all. I have SPL MFG and other stuff
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] codyppc:
here is the RUU that you can extract out of the 1.04 update from sprint.
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] Topogigi:
I think we have to make things a bit clearer:

1) You CAN flash your device with any localized rom WITHOUT having to hard-spl it (ROM must be signed). HardSPL is only needed to upgrade the radio part (and to block dangerous IPL/SPL upgrades too, obviously) and flashing unsigned cooked roms.

2) You prolly CAN flash your device without CustomRUU. Generally speaking all devices made by HTC can be flashed from the SD simply putting a .nbh file with the proper name for the device in the root dir of the SD expansion card. Then, pushing a combination of buttons, you can start the flash process.

For the HTC Panther (the codename of the TP), we can only guess what name we have to use (PANTimg.nbh and TPimg.nbh could be good candidates). Then we have to guess the right button combo. Hard? Uneasy? Let's try...
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] irus:
sorry if this sounds stupid but r u saying i can make custom rom and flash it on a treo pro with out hard spl as long as im not upgrading the radio or upgrading the spl??? sorry if this is stupid i have a htc fuze and im helping out a friend and i don't want to steer him the wrong way or brick his device :p
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] Topogigi:
We flashed cooked roms long before HardSPL. I flashed a custom rom on a HTC Wizard when HardSPL was still in Olipro's dreams.... :)
[Palm Treo Pro ROM Development] irus:
ok i'll byte, where can i find this softspl contraption. thanks for the response
[Touch HD Accessories] dnbcat:
Ive got this http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3463730&postcount=185 case 4 one month. Im flashin much and need to remove this case permanently. So ive notice that after several removing the glitter parts of my HD are not so glitter more:) This case leaves visible worn spots on glitter parts of device. That is really sad cuz ive bought it 4 protection and it makes opposite.:(

So i wanna know about your experience in scratches'n'spots avoidance.

And one more thing. Can smb advice a good paste 2 polish up glittes pieces my HD? Or smth what makes em look better :) (4 scratches, spots removing).

Thanks 4 attention!:D
[Touch HD Accessories] Georgeous2008:
To remove polish traces, use a white rubber, afterwards clean with a micro-textile cloth (such as used for cleaning your glasses, camera lens, etc.).
[Touch HD Accessories] dnbcat:
Thanks 4 advice! im gonna try it.

Can i use polich paste 4 CD to remove scratches from device case? Have someboby tryed it?
[Touch HD Accessories] PJ6363:
If its any comfort my HD looks like its been dragged around the track by Ben-Hur....but it still works perfectly. From my experience the device will be redundant and ready to replace with a newer model way before it becomes so roughed up that you would call it ugly ;)

Anyway DO NOT use any of the magic polishes on the Touch screen as I have heard that it does more damage than good...and I am talking about the special pastes you buy to actually touch up your mobile phone screen.

Good luck....
[Touch HD Accessories] Tsadila:
LOL . You are killing me :)
[Touch HD Accessories] dnbcat:
a was actually meaning the case of my device not the screen.:)

oh....and the thing with white rubber.....thats not work! ))
[Touch HD Accessories] kieboy:
I can only help u with the avoiding part :D I also have those crystal cases, even got 2 of em 1, still not used but I thought it would never absorb any shocks in case I accidentally drop my HD so i bought those silicon cases. I prefer this better than the hard plastic one. And to top it all, I have clear-coat in my HD. So clear-coat + silicon case = Good overall protection + little shock absorber.
[Touch HD Accessories] dnbcat:
great protection you have! :D and do you use complete clear coat cuz ive read thats ist pretty hard to stick it without bubbles?
[Touch HD Accessories] bouvrie:
I installed Zagg's InvisibleShield on my HD and have no scratches anywhere even though I sometimes keep my phone with my keys. Took more than an hour to install, but it is a perfect fit now. No bubbels, just a shiny back. The rubbery feel went away after +/- 3 weeks of use by the way. I'd recommend this over any silicone or plastic casing.

PS. Before you order, Google for some Zagg discount codes. Some save you up to 50%, others 15%. Any discound is good, ey?
[Touch HD Accessories] kieboy:
It took me about 2 hours to apply all (never installed full protection ever before) but I did manage to do a good job. I think I may have 2-3 bubbles on those tight corners but it never bothered me because I don't see it (everything except the screen is covered with the silicon case) i dont think I will remove the silicon case as I really believe my HD is safer with it.
[Touch HD Accessories] Georgeous2008:
Certainly not if you have scratches but it does work to remove pollish traces with a white plastic rubber - that even works on a car.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] eigerzoom:
http://www.nuerom.com/BlogEngine/post/2009/04/24/nueDynamicClock-12.aspx

installed and working on my mogul

first install was with stock rom/radio a few days ago (6.1/rev.a)

went smoothly and worked once i figured out to use the .cpl file not the .exe

2nd install was after dcd 4.1.2 rom install yesterday

install showed zeros for the cpu on first glimpse

this was reported by a few over on neurom

i played with the settings for a day with no change

and then realized i hadn't tried a soft reset

after that coming back up into the main clock screen it was working

for those that dont know

this program alters your cpu clock based on a few options

a great battery saver

after 5000ms idle time...i have the clock dropping from stock 384mhz to 96mhz

and sleep mode down to 48mhz

there are other options as well

i used the alternate .cab file to install

and no2chem mentions that uninstalling isn't so friendly

this is true...using the remove program doesn't go through

but the exe supposedly is removable...
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] GeLopez:
didnt save any battery on my phone, instead made it use more power.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] neophyte.vii:
Whoa, wasn't expecting to read that.

Can anyone verify or debunk?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] eigerzoom:
i'm definitely seeing a battery life increase
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] GeLopez:
i have 2 phones one with nueclock the other one without it. battery last longer on phone without nueclock. already ran the test backwards with same results, now second phone with nueclock gets battery drain faster than phone without nueclock. ran the test for a week.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] eigerzoom:
what kind of settings did you use...if you dont mind?

and did you use the new version 1.2

it just came out

or is your testing with the older version 1.1

(you replied on april 28th and at that point it hadn't even been out for a week)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] GeLopez:
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=867824&postcount=1

it came out on the 22 (see post above by n2c) i replied on the 28th. that sounds to me like one week, anyways...

i only tested version 1.1 version 1.2 had not come out

when i tested version 1.2 my phone had random freezes decided not to use 1.2

edit: for settings i use a fresh install of windows 6.5 offical by tplane (didnt even install my contacts. there was absolutely no use on either phone)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] eigerzoom:
working fine here

6.1

dcd 4.1.2

stock sprint radio 3.42.02

sprint carrier

spb mobile shell 3.0

resco explorer/registry

btaudiotoggle

nilisco flashlight

google maps

core player 1.2.5

also tested with:

wmwifirouter

wififofum

vxutil

im+ 5.35

pandora
[General Questions and Answers] jancarel:
I loose sound after a call on my HTC TyTN2. This started after instalation of WM 6.5
[General Questions and Answers] orb3000:
Welcome to the forum

Well try to reinstall your previous ROM and see if it helps

Good luck,
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
I suggest you try flashing a different Radio ROM. this can fix this problem sometimes.
[Touch HD General] szpirit:
I currently have the Touch (Elf) which I really like. However, I am desparately wanting the Touch HD and wonder if the benefits of upgrading are worth the hundreds and hundreds of dollars. I'm sure everyone will say it is definitely worth it but, let's face it, the THD is not a cheap device. Also, what is the life expectancy of all of these devices?
[Touch HD General] DRTigerlilly:
its expensive, but once you've used one, you'll never go back to what you had before, especially coming from a 2.8''.

I had a 8525 before, and bought the HD as a replacement, but really had a hard time justifying the price in my mind, but after that big beautiful screen and how much improved the experience is, there is no way i could go back to the 8525 or any other qvga device again.
[Touch HD General] galaxys:
It's worth it and the price is coming down...keep checking the xda marketplace or ebay for used ones!
[Touch HD General] bjy8138:
it is nice, charming and irresistible... if u hav the $$, buy..
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] hugo_menezes:
Hi.

where i can find PTG Rom for universal?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] orb3000:
Try in the Wiki or read and search
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] hugo_menezes:
i try to search but i cant find :(
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] orb3000:
Please provide more info about the ROM you mention so we can try to help you
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] nfbarata:
There is no PTG rom, just PTB

Portugal vs Brasil...

And for the ones who don't know, is different :P
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] Hakim Rahman:
if you wan PTB Rom for htc Unversal, look at http://xdadev.f1ip.net/index.php?dir=Universal/Shipped_Complete_Updates/

or at Shipped ROMs
[G1 Android Development] efreese:
How much space does this take in the ext2 partition?

What would you need to do to add a GUI such as Gnome?
[G1 Android Development] mikedmeyer:
Nice work.
[G1 Android Development] damageless:
Wow. THANKS!!!! I've been trying to figure out how to do this FOREVER.
[G1 Android Development] :
How do you completely remove debian off your phone, not just your sdcard, so you can reinstall.
[G1 Android Development] juangil:
could you place a better explanation on step 2?

2.) We need to get debbootstrap on the system you are working from. Hopefully you are running a debian based distribution.

apt-get install debootstrap

I dont know what is debootstrap or where to run this commands

Thanks

P.S I am running a Mac
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
My ext2 partition currently has 163 MB used between the debian install and some apps I have on it. The size of the partition all depends on what you want to do with it. I gave myself 500 MB.
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
What I mean is for this to work you need to be running Debian Linux or a derivative thereof. I for instance did this from Kubuntu 9.04. These instructions wouldn't work from a Mac as you wouldn't have apt-get etc.
[G1 Android Development] geahboi:
whoaaa

first post, omg.

great guide, dude.
[G1 Android Development] juangil:
Thanks I appreciated your explanation, I have ubuntu installed but no experience at all with it, I'll try to follow your instructions
[G1 Android Development] juangil:
one more question, on step 12..

10.) For the next steps we need to get into adb shell again. (See above for getting into shell.)

11.) Now we need to set a couple variables. (Note the mnt variable is set to where you placed your debian files Haykuro Apps2SD mounts the ext2 partition at /system/sd from there we have my debian folder I created.)

export mnt=/system/sd/debian

export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:$PATH

export TERM=linux

export HOME=/root

12.) Now we just have to have debbootstrap extract and configure everything. (This is gonna take 10-15 minutes.)

chroot $mnt /debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage

do I continue in adb or where do I go to do step 12? and, after I type whats in step 12 should I expect something to happen?

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
This step should be done in adb shell. This is what unpacks everything and sets it up on the ext2 partition. Before this the files are all packed up and nothing will run. You should see quite a few things happening at this stage. What are you getting?
[G1 Android Development] Dimath:
Can I use debootstrap on pc and then copy the debian folder into the phone sd card? Don't have an usb cable with me, but wanna try this...

Just did it - it works. Downloaded files from pc then continue with terminal application.

Nice guide - thank you!

Question. Does it make the phone run slower or decrease battery life?
[G1 Android Development] MorphWVUtuba:
:eek: I'm getting this:

chroot $mnt /debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage
chroot: cannot execute /debootstrap/debootstrap: No such file or directory
[G1 Android Development] Dimath:
Did you set the variables?

export mnt=/system/sd/debian
export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:$PATH
export TERM=linux
export HOME=/root

You can check it:

# echo $mnt
/system/sd/debian
[G1 Android Development] MorphWVUtuba:
Okay, I must've typo'd. :p I ran those commands again & this time it's installing/unpacking stuff. Thanks for the help.
[G1 Android Development] ransu:
how do i get those files (debootstrap, verbose, arch armel, and foreign lenny?

I go to the site linked there, but I do not see them listed.
[G1 Android Development] macher91:
Hi. I was just install debian, but i have problem with apt-get.

I want use

apt-get install icewm

but it results is

apt-get install icewm
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
E: Couldn't find package icewm

Any ideas
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
You probably need to add repo's to /etc/apt/sources.list
[G1 Android Development] sospacious:
I think I'm missing something obvious.

I got through every step of this tutorial, and I can't boot Debian.

If I go to a term and $bootdeb, I get 'permission denied.' So I $su and #bootdeb and I get 'not found.' I've tried cd'ing to /system/sd/debian and get the same results. Any ideas?

I followed all of the steps very carefully and had no troubles. I'm running the latest JF, 1.43 w/ 1.5 ADP. But I was using Haykuro 1.5 before this - so no flash. Is that what's preventing me from running?

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
I am assuming bootdeb is your shell script. So just su then either cd to where you have it and type ./bootdeb or just type /the/path/to/bootdeb
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
Also, I created a symlink in bin so I didnt have to do this. :-)
[G1 Android Development] sospacious:
Well, I don't think I have that script, actually. I pulled that command from other tutorials, but they were using a different method. Based strictly on this tutorial, what should I have to do to boot Debian?

Also, I think I messed up some permissions. When I mount my SD card with my lap, everything thing under the Debian tree is su access only. The Deb folder was too, but I used chmod 4577. Is that the right number, and how can I do the same to all subdirectories? I know I can chmod 777 -R /debian but is that appropriate? I am running ubuntu.

Thank you.
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
Ya I have moved from Debian to ubuntu as well. I well post the shell script I use when I get a chance or just google ubuntu on android. Others have similar scripts.
[G1 Android Development] sospacious:
I meant that I'm running Ubuntu on my laptop. But i will look into that. Thanks
[G1 Android Development] arteshiftedscreen:
guy who doesnt know the next step says what?

So I am having this same problem as well, and it seems you haven't succesfully answered the question at hand.

I'm trying to run bootdeb in the debian folder and it wont run, chmod 755 bootdeb does nothing

the script doesnt want to run either, I made it in gedit and saved it as deboot.sh once to sdcard and ocne to the debian folder with bootdeb.

I still cannot get debian to run

I am running the dudes 1.1a blue theme and I have the appstosd2 mod working nicely.

Please give me some hint as to what to do, and don;'t skip on the nitty gritty details... most of us aren't necessarily linux saavy.

I get permission denied when I try to run bootdeb from the debian folder

chmod 755 bootdeb did nothing

chmod 775 and 777 also did nothing

the file just won't permit me to boot it ugh
[G1 Android Development] kronarq:
Please post what bootdeb has in it.
[G1 Android Development] arteshiftedscreen:
this is what is in deboot.sh

export mnt=/system/sd/debian

export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:$PATH

export TERM=linux

export HOME=/root

mount -t devpts devpts $mnt/dev/pts

mount -t proc proc $mnt/proc

mount -t sysfs sysfs $mnt/sys

although I am not linux saavy, I am running debian and I did manage to make it through mounting the ext2 partition to my regular PC debian and then apt get the debootstrap files.

I really have had no problems until the last step with the script.... I'm not sure my script is correctly written or saved.

for some reason I am having a problem running this script too.
[G1 Android Development] arteshiftedscreen:
Ok, correction

The script runs fine

however...

after running the deboot.sh that I made and saved to /system/sd not much happens.

when I ./deboot.sh from the /system/sd folder the script obviously runs

deboot.sh contains these code lines

export mnt=/system/sd/debian

export PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:$PATH

export TERM=linux

export HOME=/root

mount -t devpts devpts $mnt/dev/pts

mount -t proc proc $mnt/proc

mount -t sysfs sysfs $mnt/sys​

the script runs fine but... nothing looking like debian runs when I run the script. assumably the exports are renamed and certain things are mounted but debian is not running

so how now brown cow?

does the deboot.sh need to be in the debian folder maybe?

I tried to copy it there only to get that error that the file system was read only